Obituary of Koelke Koohfield Pioneer Farmer
An obituary honors the late Koelke Koohfield a longtime Akron Iowa farmer born December 7 1862 near Losen now amended years. He emigrated to Clayton County Iowa later moved west to Plymouth County and Preston township retiring to Akron with his wife Elisa Koch later visiting Germany in 1910. Survived by widow four sons three stepchildren two sisters and a great many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services held at Preston Township Lutheran church conducted by Rev Theo Meyer with pallbearers to be announced.
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Losenioémber
Clayton County
Towa
Elisa Kress
Pilnty
Iowa
Ewing
Remson
Plymouth
Preston
Ge. Koch
Portland
Akron
Koeli
Germany
Mr. Kool
Red
Henry
August
William
John
Eni
Louis
Herman
pAkron
Algo
Robert Ross
Geo. W. Koch
Sioux City
Fred Koeh
Denison
Johanna Koelke
Sophie Huebner
Preston Township
Akron Juniors Lose In Tourney in LeMars
Akron Juniors fell in the Plymouth County league tournament played at LeMars last week. Merrill's 23 to 4 victory led to two more losses for Akron, who were eliminated after a 6 to 2 defeat and a 5 to 4 ten inning setback. Pitcher B Swift and Port were noted for Akron, while LeMars and Remsen teams advanced with one loss each.
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Longue County
LeMare i
Alyon
Merrill
LeMara
le~ Mara
Akron
LeMars
Akron Staged Hard-Fought Ten-Inning Battle, the Foral. Winning Hiy
Ak- Tan
Swift
Entosigns
Switt
Port
Akron Boys
Remsen
Plymouth County
LieMars
Sunday Worship Service with Determinations Musical Program
Sunday July 8 schedule lists worship at 2 pm and a 3 pm program titled The Determinations, a musical service featuring well known songs by various authors. The event proceeds include performances from multiple denominations and aim to present a diverse musical offering.
Birth Announcements for 1938 Arson and Uterch Families
A son born July 3, 1938 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence finish at Arson. A daughter born July 6, 1938 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Uterch east of town.
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Clarence Finish
Mra
Edra ‘Uterch
Discover More Indian Relics Unearthed Near Broken Kettle
Dr. GC B Knowles reports new ruins of an early Indian culture near Broken Kettle Road twelve miles north of the city. Grit tempered pottery with sharp-tool decorations resembles Millcreek relics linked to Cherokee history. Dr. Charles Keyes, an archeologist from Mount Vernon, Iowa, confirms the findings after a three day visit.
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Broken Kettle Jonx
Plymty
GC. B. Knowles
Court Street
Sioux City Journal
Knowles
Charles
Reuben Keyes
Mount
Vernon
Iowa
Broken Shuttle Road
Millcreek
Cherokee
Keyes
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Big Turnout in Plymouth County
The Plymouth County Farm Bureau picnic near Edor Johnson’s home drew over one hundred attendees from nearby townships and new members. Speakers A L Weidauer C H Thompson Pearl Sims and Mrs Bileworth Richardson addressed the crowd. A Richardson spoke of a New Dawn for Agriculture and better prices. the bureau seeks 200 paid members to secure state funds. Lawrence Silverberg joins the local Silverberg store staff in Bronx City.
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Farm Bureau
Edor Johnson
Oir
A. L. Weidauer
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
C. H. Thompson
Momahera
Portland
Third Round Handicap Golf Tournament Set for July Dates
The third round features Steakar, Moore, Atlen, Mattison, Hang, Smith, An derdon and Greenwood with net scores at or below 66, to decide eight finalists. Play runs July 6 to July 8 at 2 PM, with finals on July 9 for the eight best nets. Participants must submit third-round scores at the Regis ter Tribune office.
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Steakar
C. C.moore
Chas
M. Atlen
Dr. Geo. Mattison
W.hang
R.A. Smith
Claude Anderdon
T. Greewood
P. J. Siert
AML
Register-Tribune Offee
OLJ
Ambassadors of Wheaton College to Tour Akron and Plymouth
The Ambassadors of Wheaton College will present an evangelistic program at Akron Christian Church on Friday July 7 at 8 p.m. and at Plymouth Presbyterian on Sunday July 9 at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The five college men, led by Lawrence Eyres of Lemont, emphasize brief addresses during their summer evangelistic tour.
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Wheaton
College
Til
Ehurch
Akron
Plymouth
Lawrence Eyres
LeMare
Rain Helps Corn Grow Amid Drought Woes In Hawarden Area
After three weeks of heat, farmland received .74 inch Friday night and .25 inch Saturday, easing drought effects on tasseling corn. Pastures remain dry and other crops benefited little. Cooler days followed, with more rain possible Thursday afternoon. June rainfall was only 0.87 inch, far below normal, affecting spring grain. Nearby hail damaged crops northeast of Hawarden. Dr and Mrs A J Kessler visiting Des Moines relatives.
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Hawarden
1933 Iowa State Fair 4-H Events And Prizes
The fair will feature eight days of 4-H exhib its, demonstrations, and contests. Boys and girls from every county compete in livestock judging, home economics, canning, baking, sewing, and crafts. Prizes total hundreds of dollars with a state health contest to crown the healthiest 4-H club boy and girl, leading to a national competition. Officials expect over 2,000 participants making it the nation’s largest event of its kind this year.
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Avanta
Hoikde
Avila
A. Stotewide
Iowa
United States
Participa
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Notice
Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Sermon by Pastor R E Brown titled The Summer of the Soul. Evening service at 8 in the basement ball with sermon The Water of Life.
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R. E. Brown
Lake Okoboji cottage week offer for July or August
Attention boys. A week at Lake Okoboji in a good cottage with meals costs $2.00 per week during July or August. Inquire at Register-Tribune offices.
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Lake Okoboji
Register-Tribune
Phases of Home Project and 4-H Club Work
A pageant on the phases of home project and 4-H club work was held Friday June 30 at the Methodist church in LeMars. Mrs. Witworth Richardson of the city state Home and Community chairman urged cooperation in the new dento to improve the farm. About twenty five people from various townships took part. Portland and Fredonia townships received perfect scores from judge Mrs. May Larson of the Extension department. Remsen’s feature first with Valley of Health showing foods for health. Portland’s feature second with a medicine cabinet display. Hungerford’s slogan Fann Bu yea Servier Pays Health placed first. Elk Horn’s Grow and Proserve a air Foodstuffs won overall. Other features included trays for sick children and balanced meals.
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Methodist
Eliurch
LeMars
Mra
Witaworth Richardson
Ality State
Wye
Alice
Shalance
Ramupico
Portland
Fredonia
May Larson
Remsen
Everwell
Neverwall
Hungerford
State tax receipts drop by 1.18 million in year ending June 30
Des Moines records show acute gaevline tax receipts fell to 10,648,490.67 for the year ending June 30, down from 11,727,560.44 in 1932. Primary highways totals reached 5,277,106 with 3,522,000 for secondary goods and 1,740,991.12 for the refund and administration fund. Alberta Johnson heads to Storm Lake for a dormitory reunion picnic at Morningside College.
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L. J. Wegman
Des Moines
Trinity Lutheran Church announces next Sunday services
Trinity Lutheran Church will not have services or Sunday school next Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the church next Thursday July 12, with Mrs Eble Willing serving. The annual Mission festival is planned for next Sunday with German and English services. The speaker will be Rev J G Breingwertner of George, Town. Meals will be served. Everybody welcome.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Atterndon
Eble Willing
Luth
Chatsworth
G Breingwertner
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Service Canceled
The pastor is away on vacation next Sunday so there will be no preaching services morning or evening. The young people of the church will lead a service titled A Challenge to You. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. and Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. The bake sale is set for Saturday at Weide NFeller's market.
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Tio
F. F, Robinson
Immanuel Eng Lutheran Sunday School and Meetings
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 am. The Brotherhood of the English Lutheran church meets next Sunday evening July 9. The Ladies Aid plans a gathering Thursday July 13 hosted by Mrs. August Erickson and Mrs. Robert Anderson.
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Immanuel Eng
LUTH
CG. W
Sainuslaon
Brotherhood of the English Lutheran Eluwaly
Ly Alex
Klowmehone
Ladies’ Aid
Ghin'sh Paribra
August Erickson
Robert Anderson
Reunion Celebrates Mrs Crow's Family Away From Home
A July Fourth reunion gathered Mrs W W Crow and her large family at her home in Someoumimg. Relatives from Webateroo Conterville Blunt Bath Hetland and the city joined for dinner visits and amusements. Mrs Crow remained active at over eighty as guests shared songs and stories.
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W. W. Crow
W. Waddle
Webateroo
Mes
Kuelk
Tutily
Conterville
Lester
Blunt
Leo Gabel Sou
Leo Gabel Sou) Fiddle Aughter, of Bath, 8, Dr. Edw
PF. Crow
Hetland
Mra
J. W. Hendricks
Pearl
Nike
Mrs. Hendricks
Crow
Brule Creek Lutherans announce July services and picnic
The Brule Creek congregation invites members to Sunday services at No. St. Paul church at 10 am with no afternoon service. Sunday schools meet Brule Creek 9:30 am and South St. Paul 10:46 am. The So, St. Pay school holds an annual picnic at County Farm after sessions. An outdoor picnic and chicken supper are planned July 19 with Dr. S. C. Rustvold as speaker.
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Brule Creek
No. St. Paul Chorch
South St. Paul
St. Pay
County Farm
Brule Creek Luther League
Rockfield Lutheran Church
Rockfield Luther League
8. C. Rustvold
Madison
Ice Cream Social at Legion Hall Saturday
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold an ice cream social at the Legion Hall on Saturday evening July 15. Ice cream and cake will be served for 10 cents. A concert by the Hoseller Post Band will precede a card-playing session. Everyone is welcome and urged to patronize local merchants.
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The
American Legion Amiliary
the Legion Hall
Hoseller Post
Grandmothers of Vicinity Honored at Entertainment
Nearly a hundred grandmothers attended a Wednesday afternoon gathering by the Bapt ist Ladies Association. The event featured grandchildren performances, songs, poems, and recognitions for the eldest and youngest grandmothers, with attendees from Canada, Scotland, England, Germany, Norway, and Sweden.
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Baptist Tadies’ Association
Youngstrom
Shoulberg
Roe. Brown
Brown
Fom
Shonberg
Kennuth
Shouberg
Sidney Moore
Albert Mellen
Janes’ Coleman
Cleah Mellen
Donna
Davis
Mary Lou Rosas
Délightul
Olson
Richland 5
Nd Lo
Olof Brinson
Hultgren
Canada
Scotland
England
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Burkelie
Union Creek Church Notes
Union Creek church schedules morning service at 11 and Sunday school at 10. Luther League meeting is set for July 11 at Luther Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stinglnaxt and Mr. and Mrs. George Adamson will entertain. Junior Mission Band gathers at Luther Hall on July 12. Mr. and Mrs. August Lundgren return from Chicago after visiting Chester Campbell and attending Century of Progress. they were escorted home by Mrs. Lundgren’s daughter and another daughter from Sioux City.
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Union Creek
Acteo
Luther League
Luther Hall
Harold Stinglnuxt
George. Adamson
August Lundgren
Chicago
Chester Campbell
Were Secretly Wed Last March
Announcements report the surprise wedding of Missy Mary Rozell and Herman Moss on March 20, 1933, at Dakota City Nebraska. The bride wore a blue and pink chiffon gown, both had worked in Sioux City, and plan to live there.
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Missy Mary Rozell
Mer
Mra
Ann Rozell
Herman Moss
Sioux City
Dakota City
Nebi
Akron
Mrs. Moss
Art Rozoll
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Esk
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Abe Silverberg
Bronx City
Silverberg
A. J. Kessler
Land
First Baptist Church
Alberta Johnson
Storm Lake
Morn
Ingaide College
Hans
Methodist Church
the Lutheran Churches
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Baptist. Idies Association
Mary Rozell
Dakota City, Neb
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